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I understand everyone is concerned. The decisions made by CEO were questionable. I don’t think there’s any pact with the devil. The CEO went for broke and nearly pulled it off. I hope Jon can bounce back from this and learn from the mistakes made.

The correct decision would have been after MFE110 was operational to go the course they’re taking now, true capital light.

My biggest problem is that in the past when they hadn’t yet built the flagship MFE220 and were wasting money on global outreach they should have been concentrating on the build.

They were terrible manufacturers but great designers. The business model they are on now is more likely to succeed. Let’s not forget who the founders of the company are.

The deal with Hidrigin is a signal that the technology is valid. No doubt Siemens and Koch are of the same opinion.

Only time will tell the true outcome.

This company over the last 12 months has been sliding. They have become very top heavy and cumbersome. They are promoting staff members to senior management positions which will no doubt increase the wage bill.

There was no reason to take on a CCO when the CEO should have performed this job role. The company is not a global corporation churning out electrolyses. Cost should be kept down, sales should be fulfilled in timely manner.